Generally, a new user can be created without setting a password, which will result in a disabled account similar to a disabled root user on Raspberry Pi OS. The adduser command with only username ( bob) argument will prompt a new password to activate password login to the given username. You can inspect all existing users by opening the /etc/passwd file. The available range for normal users is specified in the /etc/nf file, and it happens to be 1000-59999 on the current Raspberry Pi OS release. UID stands for user ID, and it’s usually a unique 32-bit integer stored in the system. This command creates a corresponding home directory for the user bob on path /home/bob and assigns the first available UID. adduser is, in fact, a Debian-based system wrapper for low-level useradd utility, and it’s recommended way on Raspberry Pi OS well. The previous command needs to be executed using sudo privileges. Let’s get into a practical example and create a new user bob on Raspberry Pi: sudo adduser bobĪdding new user `bob' (1001) with group `bob'. Notice that most of the user management commands on Raspberry Pi OS will be the same as Debian/Ubuntu-based systems.
Still, this article will cover several command-line tools and methods to create/remove new users. User management on Linux-based systems is generally a significant topic that involves many subtle details. It does not store any personal data.This article will demonstrate how to create new users on Raspberry Pi OS. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin.
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